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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 9 MIN

Screenior Citizens - Screens and our patients

from MMOA Podcast - Physical Therapy | Fitness | Geriatrics

Are screens really ruining our seniors' health? Let's dive into the truth behind screen use and cognitive decline!  Tag someone who needs to hear this!  The reality is, screen use among older adults isn't all bad—engaging use can actually decrease the risk of cognitive decline! But beware, passive screen time can lead to higher risks of dementia.  We've got to consider how screens influence not just our minds but also our physical and mental health. Excessive screen time can mean more eye strain and mood dips. And did you know that watching too much TV can worsen anxiety and depression in seniors?  So, what's the takeaway? Screens should NEVER interfere with what we need as humans - social connection, sleep, and movement! Chat with your loved ones about their screen habits and encourage more active engagement rather than passive consumption.   Let's keep our brains healthy while still enjoying the benefits of technology!  #ScreenTime #HealthAndWellness #CognitiveHealth #SeniorCare #MentalHealthMatters

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